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Roadworks at the Cheals Roundabout in Crawley are ‘expected’ to be completed by the end of this month - according to the housing developer behind the project.

Historic buildings from across Sussex have been celebrated at the 2019 Sussex Heritage Trust Awards.

Circus Wonderland returns to Horsham this week with high-flying acrobats, jugglers, clowns and thrills and spills for all the family.

Roadworks which have caused disruptions and delays to Crawley motorists are set to continue - for two months longer than was originally estimated.

Horsham’s first ever Spanish-themed festival Feria de Horsham is coming to town on Sunday (June 9) from 11am to 6pm, courtesy of Feria de Londres, in partnership with Horsham District Council.

A painting which could be an original Picasso is set to go under the hammer with a Brighton auction house.

Undefeated heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury is coming to Worthing and four pairs of tickets are up for grabs to join an audience with the outspoken pugilist

Comic Relief returns in March and will help charities across the world, including some in the South East of England.

Around the world in approximately an hour isn’t a reboot of a classic novel for the benefit of fidgety attention-limited Millenials, it’s the basis of a fun new immersive Brighton attraction.

A leading cancer charity is hosting a free support course in Crawley for people with cancer and their close supporter.

A beauty queen with a difference has helped a young event rider from Crawley to battle the bullies and get back on the sadle.

A police officer is living life to the full after undergoing a hip operation at the relatively young age of 42.

Sir Richard Branson was at Gatwick Airport on Wednesday (October 3) to welcome the world’s first commercial flight using a new type of fuel which is said to be more sustainable than standard aviation fuel.

Despite a record-breaking micro-climate, centuries of rich culture and breathtaking landscapes, the region of Murcia in the southeast of Spain has emerged unscathed from the excesses of tourist over-development.